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October Half Term

How did we get to Autumn? Surely it was only August last week?

There is plenty to do in our area, so we’ll get straight into it. Scroll down for tons of inspiration or visit our October Half Term pages on the Harrogate Mumbler website here. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram for real-time updates about what is going on locally.

Have a great Half Term everyone, love Sally, Kate, Kayti & Evie x

Harrogate Stray Bonfire 2021

The Harrogate Stray Bonfire is expected to take place on Saturday 6th November 2021.

The Stray Bonfire is an annual event organized entirely by volunteers from the Harrogate District Round Table. They had to postpone their 50th annual Stray Bonfire in 2020 due to Government restrictions.

This year Harrogate District Round Table have set up a fundraiser to cover the costs of the event before it takes place with any surplus amounts raised through this fundraiser, or on the night, going to their chosen charity. You can donate through their go-fund me page here.

For more details, check out our blog here.

Birchfield Farm Pumpkin Festival

Starting on the 2nd October 2021 and run every day till the 31st October 2021.

We are so excited for this year and the pumpkins are looking amazing. We have grown lots more pumpkins and varieties from the small to the extra large, from white to warty! NO BOOKING is required for this event and the pumpkin patch is free to enter if you are just picking pumpkins and the pumpkins are priced by size from £1 up to £12. If you are wishing to enter the farm yard area this is charged at an extra charge of £5 per person . Inside the farm yard we have loads of activities

  • a huge carving barn where you can stay to create your masterpieces

  • bouncy castles

  • play equipment

  • 6 acre maize maze

  • woodland and den building

  • Our gorgeous animals

  • Giant bale mountain

  • Entering the farm yard is optional and located at the opposite side of the site to the pumpkin patch .

Stump Cross Caverns Oct Half Term

Join us from Friday 22nd October until Sunday 31st October 2021 for some spooky goings on!

  • Come and join in the spooky fun:

  • Daily spooky Family Film

  • Meet The Cavewoman

  • Halloween Trail

  • UV cave tours from 3pm

  • Open Late on Thursday until 8pm

  • Fancy dress competition

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Rapid growth is bittersweet for Harrogate’s Kumon Centre, as the impact of lockdown on children’s education becomes evident

As our children return to some degree of normality concerning their schooling, hopefully ‘lockdown learning’ is now consigned to the history books. The Institute for Fiscal Studies estimates the average UK child will have missed over half a year of normal, in person schooling, by the time the pandemic is classified as truly over.

It is perhaps unsurprising then that some providers of tuition and supplementary education in Harrogate are in high demand. Parents are very keen to do everything they can to help offset any negative impact on their children’s education.

One such provider is The Harrogate Kumon Centre in Westmoreland Street. The centre had been based in St. Mark’s Church for more than a decade but made the move to a new high street premises right as the pandemic hit.

There are already over 100 children enrolled with The Harrogate Kumon Centre and demand is growing as parents and schools begin to identify potential learning gaps.

If you would like to find out more about The Harrogate Kumon Centre and take part in their FREE TRIAL please click here.

Book your place here

Share your views on new leisure and wellness centre coming to Knaresborough

We want you to share your views on the proposals for the new leisure and wellness centre coming to Knaresborough.

The new facility – that will replace the existing pool – will provide a six-lane 25metre pool, learner pool with flume, sauna and steam room, fitness suite and studio, spin studio, café as well as electric car charging points, bicycle storage and large play area.

These proposals are designed to meet the varying needs of the community by providing modern, fit-for-purpose leisure facilities for generations to come. And now is the time to share your views of the design proposals ahead of a planning application being submitted later in the autumn.

You can share your views online (closes Sunday 24 October) or at a public engagement session next Wednesday (6 October) between 5pm and 8pm at Knaresborough Swimming Pool.

Head to one of our leisure facilities this autumn

There’s no longer a need to plan ahead and pre-book a gym or swim session, so why not head to one of our fantastic Brimhams Active facilities this autumn?

Just grab your things and pop down any time our doors are open – everyone's welcome.

Please keep using our Brimhams Active app to book fitness classes and contact our reception teams to book Aquafit classes.

You can check the latest timetables on the Brimhams Active website.

When you visit please continue to wear a face mask, use hand sanitiser and keep a safe distance.

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